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What are the applicable scenarios for tubular heating furnaces? I would appreciate some guidance from an expert.

2012-03-22View Original

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For example, the deep processing of coal tar, C4, needle coke, the deep processing of washed oil, the deep processing of crude benzene, the deep processing of anthracene oil, the deep processing of asphalt, and so on. Are there any other situations where tubular heating furnaces can be used? Please give me some advice. :handshake
Reply #22012-03-22
So, can new types of energy be used in tubular heating furnaces? Can projects for producing methanol or light hydrocarbons be used?
Reply #32012-03-24
There are tons of them! When I went to the petrochemical plant, there were plenty of them
Reply #42012-03-24
There are many; go check out the petrochemical plants – there’s a ton of them.
Reply #52012-03-24
Tubular heaters are used in many parts of refining units, serving as feed heaters for processes such as atmospheric and vacuum distillation, hydrogenation, reforming, and coking

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